>Did they call it 'galloping ghost' on account of what it
>would sound like when listened to in a normal receiver ?

I don't know, but I suspect part of it was because of the way the rudder and
elevator would have flapped around at the lowest frequency mid mark/space,
which may have made the aircraft porpoise a bit in the sky.

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